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Sunday, December 16th, 2007There are no questions!
There are no questions!
Recently I’ve been involved in a thread on qt-interest mailing list about virtual destructors. A few people there suggested that you should always make the destructor of your class virtual. I strongly disagree.
Creating a wrapper over QHttp that can perform GET and POST requests in a synchronous way.
Develop free software. Free as in freedom of speech.
The idea behind this is to gather developers around a project ( or more ) so that we can all learn from each other and grow as individuals but also as a team.
Personally i would like to see a project started around Qt and boost, a project developed using modern C++. I do believe that C++ is here to stay, and with great libraries such as Qt & boost will play a very important role in the IT industry in the future ( as it did in the past and as it does today ). I would prefer to use C++ for the open-source projects that hopefully we will develop here as I've seen that a developer that masters C++ will have no problem adapting to higher level languages such as Java,C#,ruby. Also understanding the principles behind modern C++ and object oriented programing will help creating quality software in any language or platform.
Last but not lest C++,Qt and boost are all portable on all major platforms and compilers. I don't like to develop for a specific platform when i have the possibility to develop for all of them.
I'll post in the Projects section of the weblog some ideas i have about projects i would like to see started.